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In my opinion, a .online domain is unsafe. 99% of people only visit ".com"s unless they clicked a scam link. Completely blocking the site is overkill, but the b
by roger110 7mo ago
In my opinion, a .online domain is unsafe. 99% of people only visit ".com"s unless they clicked a scam link. Completely blocking the site is overkill, but the browser should warn you about it like it does with non-SSL sites.
- LoganDark 7mo agoWhat? I find myself on .net-s and .org-s all the time. For example... Wikipedia is .org. Do 99% of people not visit Wikipedia?
- roger110 7mo agoI mean .org or .gov is fine, just not stuff like .online or .info.
- master-lincoln 7mo agothanks for the laugh. Even if you only meant people from the US this is likely not true. What about government websites at .gov? 99% never visit them? In other countries local TLDs are of course normal (e.g. .it for Italy, .za for South Africa, .cn for China...) and not only used for scam links.